Teething Necklaces: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. Babies have been teething for as long as there have been babies. There's not much you can do to stop it. Some of the more ambitious minds throughout the centuries have managed to do much more harm than good in their attempts to soothe the teething process.
Fact #2. Various barbaric forms of assistance dominated the dental landscape well into the 20th century. This included lancing and the application of mercury powders. It turns out that the simple teething toys and devices that had been around through all of these horrible experiments were the most basic and effective tools for teething.
Fact #3. Once they've been out of the womb and into the world for a few months, most babies will show signs of teething. It's important to note that the teeth in question don't actually cut or break through the gum line. In the days leading up to a tooth eruption, a baby's body will release hormones that cause the area of the gums just above the emerging teeth to die off.
Fact #4. Teeth may make their way toward the surface at a rate that exceeds the release and action of hormones. Small pockets of fluid might form from mild and mostly harmless infections in the area. This will cause babies some discomfort. Fortunately, they can abate this by gnawing on soft pieces of plastic or other materials.
Fact #5. Most teething necklaces are subtle and stylish. They're ways to allow your tot to teethe without risking damage to the gums from a sharp metal piece of jewelry. They also help you avoid damage to your jewelry from an incessantly teething infant. Most designs are made from food grade silicon. You baby can chew away without fear.